Nations Line Up for Suez Council Amid Egypt Tensions
The French cabinet signals participation in the Suez Canal Users Association with reservations on international administration of the waterway. Britain sets Oct 1 for a third London conference to finalize operational details. Twelve of eighteen nations at the second London conference back the new international agency, while France remains wary over toll plans and revenue control. Canada agrees, with Britain and the U.S., to sell 24 Sabre jets to Israel, cost over $6 million, amid Egypt’s canal nationalization and regional tensions.
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Britain
Lewyn Lloyd
Egypt
France
SCUA
Lloyd
United Nations
Israel
United States
St. Laurent
Ottawa
Near
al Israel
Suez Canal
Canadair Ltd
Montreal
London
al Gombhouria
Cairo
Canada
al Shaab
Nasser
Salah Salem Sai
America
Rural Municipality Enacts Restaurant Licensing By law
The rural municipality of Dauphin passes a by law to regulate restaurants matching the town’s rules. Applicants undergo health unit investigations on fitness and premises suitability under Public Health act rules. The sanitary inspector reports findings at the first council meeting. Annual license fee is ten dollars, five dollars if filed after July.
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Dauphin
Lerse
Timetable Changes Listed For Dauphin Lines
Canadian National Railways announces Sept 30 changes to Dauphin line services in Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario. Mixed trains 226 225 run Mondays and Thursdays. 227 228 run Tuesdays and Fridays. Timings for 227 228 Winnipegosis Dauphin adjust. Swan River 15 16 times shifted. Train 16 departs Dauphin 7 35 a.m. new time.
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Canadian National Railways
Manitoba
Ontario
Dauphin
Borketon
Winnipegosis
Swan River
Collegiate Builds Temporary Use of Reichert Building
Dauphin Collegiate to use the former Reichert building at Second avenue and First street NE for physical training starting Monday. Principal Norris G. Aitken says the space will be used only in bad weather as long as fine weather holds, pending completion of the new addition.
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Dauphin Collegiate
Reichert
Second Avenue
First Street
Norris G. Aitken
Area Board
Town Police Report August Convictions Reach Twenty Nine
The town detachment RCMP report dated Sept 6 shows 29 convictions in August. Four municipal by law prosecutions plus 25 other convictions. fines and costs total 285 dollars with 251 to the municipality and 84 to the province. Parking penalties net 54 dollars voluntary. One 30 day Branden sentence for by law 493 and one drunk driving seven day sentence. By law 1876 obstruction case fined five dollars and costs.
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RCM Police
Ofr Rcmp
Branden
Makinak and Ochre River Pass Lighting and By-Laws
The Rural Municipality of Ochre River approves street lighting agreements with Manitoba Power for Makinak and Ochre River villages. A by-law bans goats and pigs in Ochre River. Tax sale set for December 7 at 2 pm with Reeve Fordham as sale representative. A culvert for the Dauphin beach committee is ordered. Tax rate adjustments are made for cottages at Dauphin Beach and Ochre Beach per assessor’s figures. A pole line move is requested to aid drainage by Crooked Creek.
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Ochre River
Manitoba Power Commission
Makinak
S. W. Fordham
Dauphin Beach
Ochre Beach
Manitoba Telephone System
Crooked Creek
Best Cadet Instructor Honored at Dundurn Camp
Nicholas Prokopcchuk of Brandon received the best cadet instructor award at Dundurn Saskatchewan after seven weeks of summer training. Lieut Governor W J Patterson presented the award, with Dauphin’s Errol Feutfel and Fox Valley’s Donald Tumbach pictured nearby.
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Dundurn
Sask
Nicholas Prokopcchuk
Princess Avenue
Brandon
Nick
Dauphin
71St Field Battery
Royal Canadian Artillery Militia
W. J. Patterson
Saskatchewan
Errol Feutfel
Donald Tumbach
Fox Valley
Town Opens New Civic Offices on Second Avenue NW
The town held a grand opening Thursday with a ribbon cutting marking the start of a new era as the spacious civic administration building opened to the public. Mayor McLean MLA Bulimore and Reeve Potoski attended. Lieut. McInnes conducted the dedicatory prayer and Councillor Anderson cut the ribbon.
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Second Avenue NW
Civic Administration
S. E. McLean
W. J L. Bulimore
John Potoski
Lieut
Gerald McInnes
Salvation Army
James Anderson
D. FE. McLean
W. H. Ludgate
McLean
J. E. Burton
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Zaplithy
Order of the Royal Purple Lodge
Casion
Equalized assessment jump hits Dauphin demands
Dauphin council reviews a new equalized assessment of 7,014,000 dollars for 1957-58, up 1,223,689 from 1955-56. The hike raises the town levy to 24 mills to cover school grants of 2,200 per teacher, with potential effects on social assistance and total town revenue.
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Municipal Assessment Equalization and Appeal Board
D. L. Campbell
Mackenzie School Addition Progress Shows Modern Fire Proof Design
Construction of the Mackenzie school addition progresses with concrete floors set in movable pans and heavy use of concrete. The Love brothers now handle brickwork after a brief delay, with all materials on hand and weather favorable for continued progress.
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Mackenzie School
Love Brothers
Sam Warner
Former Dauphin RCMP Officers Promoted to Superintendent
Two former Dauphin sub-division command officers of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police have been promoted to superintendent. William Nevin now serves in Vancouver B C and Philip Cox becomes officer commanding the Winnipeg sub-division.
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Royal Canadian Mount Police
Dauphin
William Nevin
Philip Cox
Supt
Nevin
Vancouver
B.C
Supt. Cox
Winnipeg
Highways Branch Leases Offices in New Civic Building
The Town Council approved a three year lease with the Public Works Department for $150 monthly beginning Nov 1. The department will do alterations while the civil defence sub-area supplies furniture. The chamber of commerce may use space for filing correspondence and literature. basement space may be allocated later.
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Highways Branch
Department of Public Works
Chamber of Commerce
Civil Defence
Public Works Department
Council
C Ofe
R. Fagen
Publicity Drive Planned for Dauphin Liquor Vote
Dauphin council and the chamber of commerce will jointly sponsor a press and radio publicity campaign to inform electors about the liquor referendum. They approve spending up to 150 dollars as a two thirds share to explain outlet classifications such as restaurants beverage rooms dining rooms cocktail rooms and cabaret licenses with impartial factual guidance.
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Council
Chamber of Commerce
Dauptin
Counci
By Law Proposal Briefed to Town Council by Solicitor
A memorandum prepared for the town council by the solicitor accompanies the discussion of the proposed by law. It outlines legal considerations, scope, and potential implications for the council and public message.
Licensing board discretion drives liquor outlet approvals
The committee on alcohol education stresses licenses are issued at the licensing board's discretion. Manitoba's Liquor act permits but does not propose new outlets, with new venues allowed only if drinking remains secondary to eating, dancing and sociability.
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Committee On Alcohol Education
Licensing Board
Manitoba
Dauphin RM Enacts New Building By law
Dauphin Rural Municipality passes By law 1972 regulating erection and safety of buildings. It adopts the building code for all subdivisions villages and lakes within 40 rods of highways. Farm buildings are exempt.
Magician-Hypnotist To Stage Show Here
Dr. Kit a New York magician and hypnotist will perform at the town hall on Wednesday Oct 3 at 8 pm. Sponsored by the Dauphin Hoc key association the show blends laughs puzzles and hypnotism under the power of suggestion, promising a scientific educational and entertaining evening.
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Kit
New York
Town Hall
The
Dauphin Hockey Association
Thomases
Bridey Murphy
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Steinbach
Morden
Dauphin Rcmp
Burton
Reagen
Manitoba Committee On Alcohol Education
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Canadian Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
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